Top Notes 
Aquatic notes
Bergamot
Ginger
Heart Notes 
Black pepper
Cardamom
Cinnamon
Clove
Star anise
Base Notes 
Leather
Bourbon vanilla
Dark chocolate
Black amber
Cedarwood
Frankincense
Oud
Patchouli
Woods
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Merlotsupern
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$weet leather o'mine
Whipped up by Albertiño, this stuff is seriously good, and even moreso when you factor in the price. No Limits is a fairly complex fragrance, which just smells more expensive than its price tag.
Initially, "No Limits" hits you with something fresh, spicy, and a little bit juicy. You've got black pepper, cardamom, cloves, star anise, cinnamon, ginger, some watery vibes, and bergamot all playing together up top. Some of these notes will vanish quickly, but they're all there.
As it settles in, you start getting into dark chocolate, bourbon vanilla, incense, and amber. This mix of sweet and smoky is quite smooth.
In the dry down, the base notes are (new shoes) leather, some different woods, agarwood, patchouli, and cedar.
Some leather fragrances can be a bit heavy on the animalic spectrum, others smell one dimensional or just uber dry. But "No Limits" does a great job of balancing that leather with the non-obnoxious sweetness from the vanilla and chocolate, the warmth from the amber and spices, and the depth from the "oud" and patchouli.
I find it way easier to wear than Guilty Absolute pour Homme, and when it comes to how good the leather smells, it's right up there with some of Crivelli's leather scents... perhaps, even performance wise.
If you're looking for a distinctive leather fragrance that won't break the bank, you should definitely check this one out. This is a fragrance that could be used in evening and/or date scenarios, elegant settings and generally during the colder months.
Despite the cheap price (we should probably all thank the bottle design), no corners have been cut!
Initially, "No Limits" hits you with something fresh, spicy, and a little bit juicy. You've got black pepper, cardamom, cloves, star anise, cinnamon, ginger, some watery vibes, and bergamot all playing together up top. Some of these notes will vanish quickly, but they're all there.
As it settles in, you start getting into dark chocolate, bourbon vanilla, incense, and amber. This mix of sweet and smoky is quite smooth.
In the dry down, the base notes are (new shoes) leather, some different woods, agarwood, patchouli, and cedar.
Some leather fragrances can be a bit heavy on the animalic spectrum, others smell one dimensional or just uber dry. But "No Limits" does a great job of balancing that leather with the non-obnoxious sweetness from the vanilla and chocolate, the warmth from the amber and spices, and the depth from the "oud" and patchouli.
I find it way easier to wear than Guilty Absolute pour Homme, and when it comes to how good the leather smells, it's right up there with some of Crivelli's leather scents... perhaps, even performance wise.
If you're looking for a distinctive leather fragrance that won't break the bank, you should definitely check this one out. This is a fragrance that could be used in evening and/or date scenarios, elegant settings and generally during the colder months.
Despite the cheap price (we should probably all thank the bottle design), no corners have been cut!
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